Daily consumption thresholds determine liver fate The development of alcoholic liver cirrhosis directly correlates with daily alcohol intake measured over extended periods. Research demonstrates ...

We all know reducing your alcohol intake is a good step in protecting your liver health...but when you want to reach for the ...

Alcohol-induced hepatitis is liver damage caused by drinking too much alcohol. It can progress to severe liver scarring called cirrhosis. Here's what to know.

Alarmingly, liver cirrhosis and failure are increasingly diagnosed in young Indian adults aged 25-35, linked to alcohol, poor ...

Alcohol-induced cirrhosis ranks among the most severe outcomes of chronic drinking, dramatically increasing mortality risk. The physical manifestations of cirrhosis become impossible to ignore.

Drinking alcohol with cirrhosis can worsen liver damage and increase the risk of complications. In rare cases, you may be able to drink occasionally, but you’ll want to talk with a healthcare ...

The paper’s authors looked back on 15 years of health data from 330,000 cirrhosis patients on commercial insurance plans. They found that alcohol-driven disease was higher among trans people ...

It’s common knowledge that drinking too much alcohol is bad for your liver, but many people don’t take steps to address the problem until it’s too late.

Alcoholic hepatitis can develop in the course of weeks and months, versus the years it may take for cirrhosis of the liver to occur, according to Dr. Jessica Mellinger, an assistant professor and ...